Getting the current sample variable value so it can be used to compute the observed inputs in a secondary model likelihood

junpenglao · June 23, 2018, 6:46am

Dont subtract the test_value - it is in most case a constant for shape/value checking. I think in you case it should work by doing: emission_obs = obs_flux - continuum_flux.

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Getting the current sample variable value so it can be used to compute the observed inputs in a secondary model likelihood

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